The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot, Том 5Harvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Minister . Bagehot denied that the Crown had any right to dismiss the entire ministry and this has not happened since 1835 . A personal prerogative of the Crown , which some have thought to exist , concerns the dissolution of Parliament ...
... Minister . Bagehot denied that the Crown had any right to dismiss the entire ministry and this has not happened since 1835 . A personal prerogative of the Crown , which some have thought to exist , concerns the dissolution of Parliament ...
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... ministry his people send to him , to ministry after ministry , ' I think so and so ; do you see if there is anything in it . I have put down my reasons in a certain memorandum , which I will give you . Probably it does not exhaust the ...
... ministry his people send to him , to ministry after ministry , ' I think so and so ; do you see if there is anything in it . I have put down my reasons in a certain memorandum , which I will give you . Probably it does not exhaust the ...
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... Ministry - the last Conservative Ministry that had real power - ' an organised hypocrisy ' , so much did the ideas of its ' head ' differ from the sensations of its ' tail ' . Probably he now com- prehends - if he did not always - that ...
... Ministry - the last Conservative Ministry that had real power - ' an organised hypocrisy ' , so much did the ideas of its ' head ' differ from the sensations of its ' tail ' . Probably he now com- prehends - if he did not always - that ...
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Editors Preface | 27 |
of the Suez Canal Shares February 1876 333 | 29 |
The Political Genius of Walter Bagehot | 35 |
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